If any registers have enumerated values, then you can optionally set up enumerations, or names, for specific values that are used when the register value is displayed.
To set up enumerations to use for register values:
Locate the Connection Properties for the BCD file that you want to use to define your custom memory mapped registers:
Select Connection Properties... from the Target menu to display the Connection Properties window.
Expand the
(*.bcd) Board/Chip Definitionsgroup.Expand the
...\group for the BCD file. For example, expand thefilename.bcd...\MP3.bcdgroup.
Expand the following groups for the BCD file in turn:
*BOARD=MP3Advanced_InformationARM(or the corresponding name specified in your BCD file)Register_enum.
Right-click on
Register_enumto display the context menu.Select Make New... from the context menu to display the Enter Name of New object dialog box. The name
defaultis inserted.Enter E_
namefor the name of the group. For example, enter E_ENABLE.Click Create to close the dialog box. A new
E_group is created.nameSelect the new
E_group in the left pane. The group contents are displayed in the right pane.nameSet the value of
Namesin the right pane to the required enumeration names. The format of this settings is:enum1,enum2,...,enumNTo number the enumerations
0,1,...,N. For example, Disable,Enable definesDisableas0andEnableas1.enum1=val1,enum2=val2,...,enumN=valNTo give your enumerations specific values. For example, if you want
Enableto equal7andDisableto equal0, then enter Disable=0,Enable=7. The assignment can be in any order, for example Enable=7,Disable=0.
For this example, specify Disable,Enable. Figure 4.21 shows an example:
Select Save and Close from the File menu to save your changes and close the Connection Properties window.
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